A Fővárosi Nyilvános Könyvtár Budapesti Gyűjteményének bibliográfiai munkálatai III. Buda és Pest 1686. évi visszafoglalásának egykorú irodalma. 1683-1718
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1690 151 succour other places.« — p. 69. General Beck, who Commanded at Cologne for the Emperour, has received Orders to hasten forthwith into Hungary, for that being Governour of Buda, his presence is thougt more necessary there than elsewhere. — We are also assured, That his Electoral. Highness of Brandenburgh intends to send 6000 Men into Hungary the next Spring, under the Command of General Schöning, who was at the last Siege of Buda, and highly contributed to the winning of the Town, being one of the first that entred with his Men.« B. 1690. 1390. [The identical] For the month of december, 1690. . .. Anno Dorn. 1691. 71—103 p. p. 90. ». . . that gave them Passage to the Siege of Buda, there being nothing to hinder them all the way, but the little fort of Darda, which is not able to stop an Army ; and though they could not have passed the River, till the Winter had been over, yet they might have been repairing the Bridge during all the bad Season, and the next Spring nothing could have stopped the carrier of their Conquest. But by committing this fault, they give the Imperialists time to put in a good posture of Defence all the places they possess on this side the Drave ; especially Alba Regalis and Buda ; and there is great probability they will lose notime in fortifyng Esseck ; there will be the Rendezvous of their Army the next Campaign, and than what a trouble will it be to the Turks, to dislodge the Imperialists, when once entrench’d in such an advantageous Post?« B. 1691. 1391. [The identical] ... for the month of february, 1691. ... Anno Dom. 1691. vol. II. 39—-75 p. p. 56. »However, all these. Propositions of Peace do not hinder the Turks from making Extraordinary Preparations for the next Campaign. They have resolved to send three Armies into the Field ; the first and most numerous to act about Eszeck, the fortifications of which the rigour of the season has delay’d, as also those of Buda ; so that only a numerous force must be the preservation of Coth.« B. 1691. 1392. [The identical] ... for the month of may, 1691. .. . Anno Dorn. 1691. Vol. II. 151—186 p. p. 163. »Several Troops are embarked upon the Danau for Buda, and more are daily embark’d. Orders and Money are tent to fortifie all the places that by upon the Danau, from Vienna to Buda, and they are diligenthy labouring to repair the Capital City of the Empire.« B. 1691. 1393. [The identical] ... for the month of jvne, 1691. . .. Anno Dorn. 1691. Vol. II. 187—221 p. p. 200. »Advice from Germany and Turkey. The Turks, who should have begun the Campaign so early, appear not at all in Hungary . . . Some assure us that their forces are so formidable, that they promise themselves nothing less than the Conquest of all Hungary. That they have already nominated the Bassa’s of Esseck and Buda : So certainly do they build upon the re-taking both these places. Nevertheless, the Christians have had leisure enough to fortifie them ; and Buda, which cost the Imperalists two Months Sieg , may well put a stop to the Infidels, for one Month ; unless some Misfortune happen, like to that which occasioned the loss of Belgrade, which does not fall out every day. Others say, the Infidels will first fall upon Esseck, to facilitate the Passage of the Drave and the Moraszt ; but that after that, they march directly to Vienna, the Breaches of which are not yet repair’d, without stopping to sit down before any other places. That they will only leave a volant Camp near Buda, to have an eye upon that and the Neighbouring Garrisons, and to secure their Convoys ; all which, nevertheless, it «s no easie thing, to put in execution.« — p. 204. »T will be work enough to make themselves Masters of Eszeck and Buda ; though I question whether they would be able to do that, should the Imperialists not be in condition to relieve ’em.« B. 1691. 1394. [The identical] ... for the month of jvly, 1691. . . . Anno Dorn. 1691. Vol. II. 223—250 p. p. 236. A küszöbön álló háborúra a császárnak erős hadserege áll készen Magyarországon és Erdélyben »and it may be abundantly supply’d with Ammunition and Provision, there are five Magazines well stor’d upon the Save, a second upon the Drave, a third upon the Teysze, a fourth in the Upper Hungary, and the last at Buda, which is to be a kind of Reserve. The Duke of Croy commands the Infantry under the Prince of Baden, General Dunewald the Horse, and Count Souches the Artillery ; the general Rendezvous is to be at Erschin four miles from Buda, where they are all arrived by this.« p. 239. A 40.000 főnyi birodalmi sereg Mannheimnál gyülekezik, »There are great expectations from the Elector of Saxony, and his General Schoening, who gave such Marks of his Skill in the Art of war, more especially at the last Siege of Buda, where he commanded the Brandenburg forces, and signaliz’d himself by his bravery and good Conduct.« B. 1691. 1395. [The identical] ... for the month of avgvst, 1691. ... Anno Dorn. 1691. Vol. II. 261—298 p. p. 275. »The Imperial Army, that rendezvouzed near Buda, passed the Danube over a Bridge of Boats, and marched slow marches toward the Bridge of Esseck in expectation of the Prince of Baden, who rod Post from Vienna the 9 of the last Month.« B. 1691. 1396. [The identical] ... for the month of September, 1691. ... Anno Dorn. 1691. Vol. II. 299—334 p. p. 314. A badeni hercegről azt írja, hogy szalánkemeni nagy diadala után : »he has sent Orders to the Commanders of Sigeth, Buda, Esseck, and other places, to send him Detachments out of their Garrisons, to re-inforce his Army.« B. 1691.
